Apple strikes deal with AI startup that lets musicians rework recorded music
The EU’s List of Acquisitions website was updated today with details of a deal struck in June between Apple and Samplab, a Swiss startup that described itself as offering “music production for the age of AI.” Here are the details. more…
In a recent development, Apple has acquired the assets of Swiss AI audio startup Samplab, as announced by the EU's List of Acquisitions website. Samplab specializes in audio editing tools designed for musicians, allowing them to edit audio files with precision similar to working with MIDI. The startup's technology offers features such as chord detection and editing, maintaining key integrity during changes, seamless tempo and key adaptation, and granular stem separation for individual note manipulation.
Apple, known for its diverse range of devices and services, will incorporate Samplab's capabilities into its own products, potentially enhancing music production tools like Logic Pro, GarageBand, and Final Cut Pro. Although Apple has not publicly commented on the acquisition, industry observers speculate about the potential integration of Samplab's technology into Apple's existing ecosystem.
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